Blog Posts on tremors

Quick Quake Look and the Tsunami by juntariman on Feb 8, 2012There’s been a series of non-stop discussion on the recent quake that hit the Visayas these past few days amid the relief and disaster operation conducted at the heavily-stricken areas. I’ve heard facts and non-facts-at-all from radio bro...

Tremors, more ash add misery to Iceland by The Daily Inquirer on Apr 19, 2010On Sunday, Iceland was rocked by strong tremors, adding to the anxiety of people who are affected by the recent eruption under Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokull glacier. The tremors from the volcano had become more intense but have somehow eased back,...

7.2-magnitude Earthquake jolts the Solomon Islands by The News Chronicle on Jan 3, 2010An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 has hit the Solomon Islands archipelago.Read the original post here : 7.2-magnitude Earthquake jolts the Solomon Islands Post from: The News Chronicle ©2009 The News Chronicle. Some Rights Reserved. This w...

7.2-magnitude Earthquake jolts the Solomon Islands by The News Chronicle on Jan 3, 2010An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 has hit the Solomon Islands archipelago.Read the original post here : 7.2-magnitude Earthquake jolts the Solomon Islands Post from: The News Chronicle ©2009 The News Chronicle. Some Rights Reserved. T...

Typhoon Ondoy by Girbaudz's Universe on Sep 27, 2009There is nothing more exciting for rescuers at heart than to have another emergency!  It warms up their blood, their adrenalin starts pumping, they soar into the midst of danger and risk their lives — sometimes plunging into the center of the...

Overuse of energy drinks worries health pros by Health Zones on Jul 9, 2009Posted by Neill AbayonNEW YORK — Health experts are sounding the alarm over the possible effects on young athletes of popular energy drinks such as Red Bull, the leading brand in a growing market. High school and college athletes are increasingly...

Have you experience Tremors? by Health Assistant on Apr 21, 2009A Tremor is a type of involuntary shaking often most noticeable in the hands but may affect any body part, including the head and voice. There are three main types of tremors. Resting or static... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website...

Revive the BNPP? Scary foolishness... by Sighs... on Feb 5, 2009I am reprinting here an article emailed to me by my friend, Natalie, regarding the BNPP (Bataan Nuclear Powered Plant). The plans to revive this mothballed, ghastly expensive, potentially destructive power plant are clear machinations of people who t...